Abstraction in Four Stages No.01 (2014) by Mark-David-Rogers
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Created and rendered with JWildfire v1.20 and post work using a bitmap paint package.
This is a rare departure and a bit of an experiment for me, firstly it's four progressive works in one and secondly it's tiny compared to my normal output, there is no mega zoom because the basic zoom you have here is it's limits as it was rendered at a higher level.
One or two have commented they have seen images in my thumbnails that do not appear in the full size work, I thought I would explore this thinking that smaller works may lock in hallucinatory imagery that larger formats lose.
In this piece I have created and rendered four pieces in ordered progression with each piece a change from the previous work. This size was intentional in order to explore this theory regarding thumbnails which tend to be 200x200 pixels and of course these four pieces are larger than that but are effectively greatly reduced from the usual sizes.

Comments (6)
interesting serie
Gorgeous. Love the colors. Corrie
Very good to see them together like this.
Shining.
like it but it seems to me that the top right image is out of step with the bottom two so that it doesn't seem like stages.
If you notice the second one is a variation of the first, a slightly zoomed version which then completely progresses to the third and fourth, it seems sometimes these things are not as logical as we anticipate them to be.